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JPDM:

Yes...some cracking posters, G1/Galileo(?) from DES days spring to mind.

So sick of hearing that.

c.25% lower than high on FID day - when everyone was fully expecting £1+.

Horrendous.

If we do get a TO offer - this low price will 100% affect the final price.

Great post Tim.

Soon this market has to recognise what's about to happen down there?

I'd bite your hand off for £2.50, but (almost) everyone thought this would jump to £1+ immediately after FID, and in view of the sp performance since, I just can't see it getting to £2.50 before first oil and/or after a TO bid.

Il hope to God I'm proven wrong.

So would I Crofty...just can't see a near 100% uplift from here before end of year.

Let's hope I'm wrong!

Croft:

Just confirm my understanding, as you (and the 10 people voting up) have stated a "rise of", you are forecasting a year end price of anywhere between £1.80 and £2.80?

Cheers lad

Let's hope so FECM.

A 3 bagger from here would do!

You are born with intellect...you don't attain it.

I thought he was already CEO? He sounded excellent on that presentation last week.

It will indeed.

I'll party like a loon with family and friends if you're right Flipper...just sounds far too high for me.

Although I hope you're correct and I'm wrong!

Goodnight.

Flipper:

Just to confirm my understanding of you post earlier (and those 11, to date, who have upticked it):

1. You are expecting an early T/O due to global events?

2. You expect bidding to mirror the exampled purchase and end up with a buy out price of £9 per share?

TIA

Well judging by the tick ups on the OP and some comments - a £1.40 bid would attract some PI support.

The bigger question is - which way the II's would vote and would that get it over the line?

Myself?.....I would be very unhappy at anything under £2.25.

When you hear the calm, professional outlining of the near and mid term procedures pre and during production of this huge asset by thus experienced CEO - it begs one question:

How the fk are we at only 73p?

When does that kick in or was that wrong?

I appreciate not everyone has the time (or inclination) to read through the posts on the day of FID.

They are truly astonishing.

I am amazed posters haven't returned to acknowledge their mis-reading of our situation.

Just reread...you forecast £1 by end of year in the days AFTER FID and the sp had dropped.

NN:

that's fair enough - but who is applying a discount and how do they achieve it?

NN: AFTER FID you forecast this would be £1 by last Christmas.

What makes you think you'll be correct this time?

BB...that was me lad.

Just explain to me how the MMs are holding the sp down.

The real reason is the amount of sellers equals the amount of buyers.

We need new investors, not just existing ones buying more.

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